Mower County transcript., 1887-10-26

reception of Prot. Geo. Hill. The we'd
ding party is to be congratulated on Sc.
curing one Of the best musicians in the
northwest. ss s &sSS:5}t|E }t|E .sss >s@, @s> Is IS
/ The Austin Pressed Brick company
are getting out 9 fine supply OF clay and
will have things in fine shape to start up
with in the spring. Every thing will be
in fine shape for the commencement Of
another season. .1S. sSy=5.. ..5s .l s.a>
The paper hangers were busy last
week at Hayes Bros. jewelry store and
everything is as fresh and fine there as
possible. New paper and new goods
make combination that takes we Judge
by the trade being done there. .,y%s
"A free ticket to the G. "A. r. ban
building site we will give q ticket for ev
Be good to yourselves and the boys in
blue. Austin Furniture Co.. 101 & 103
Main St. ss s,,> ~ E.<2 J -tx.a5 s:..
Cook & Roberts have just got in a
monster Charter Oak hotel cook stove, q
regular old jumbo. The stove is for
Mrs. Fogarty's new hotel in Third Ward.
and dandy one it is too. Capable OF
COOKING provender for q whole regiment
of hungry men. Il &&33.:.. Sri. E:sIs i. 3. II
Amos Hill was quite severely injured
Friday by falling down the stairs in his
new building. He fell striking his head
and neck blow that rendered him un-
conscious and he was taken home in that
state. 1 He is doing well now and his i'm
mediate recovery IS assured. >: &Ss< .s ==s,
" John Nelson and Nicholas Paulson
left Friday morning last on the Minnesota
& Northwestern road bound for Wash
ington Territory. Mr. Nelson will work
for Mr., Case this winter and if he likes
the country, will remain. Ifnot, he will
return to Austin in the spring. -
AN catarrh sufferers are invited to
call and investigate the principle embod-
led IN the compressed air and electricity
treatment of DR.. Macdonald, who ac-
Quired his familiarity with this system
of medication in the Office of the leading
nose and throat specialist Of Chicago.
Doc. Macdonald had the Arstigenuine.
sleigh ride of the season. He h:tched to-
his cutter Monday and had driven but q
short time when he tipped over. No
damage was done more than to badly
frighten the driver who was buried un.
der the robes and seat, with Doc on top
- usual. $
The snow storm of Saturday and
Sunday was wide spread. In Wisconsin
snow fell to the depth Of foot. In wes-,,
tern Dakota it was so drifted as to inn
pede travel. A perfect gale ragged on the
lakes and many vessels were lost. As
yet there has been little loss of life re-
ported. - ...~ -. H. >.,,z: = =.
Henry g.. Weisel. at one time resi-
dent of Austin, and brother of Jake
and Con. Welsel, died at Saltwater, Mon
day: morning. Mr.. Weisel was well ac-
quainted in Austin and his many friends
mourn his untimely departure. Jake
and Con. Weisel went to Saltwater Mon
day afternoon. IS IT,, @<..>.s. : !.
Hon. Elihu B, Washburn of Illinois
died on SATURDAY. night of congestion of
the brain. He was 20 years old at the
time Of his death and leaves five chil.
dren. For many years he has been one
of the familiar figures in American poll
tics. having been elected to congress five
times, secretary Of state and minister to
France. II
The interest taken by the reading
public In the forthcoming work by Igna-
thus Donnelly, on the author. Of Shake
speare's plays, is the cause of our print
ing on another page, the lecture OF Fran
els Fearon, in London, on that subject.
Throwing light on an interesting and
much agitated question it deserves care
full reading. <.. r # :ss,::E ,!5.f'': !,
Miss Eva Fenton, who is visiting her
parents and friends in Austin, will give 9
dramatic entertainment at the Opera
House Thursday evening, Nov. Sd, as
sisted by a part of her travelling cOmpa-